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  1. unholyangl

    Win32 Process Input/Output

    If your reviewing the screen shots and wondering "whats the 7 -1?" uhhh this will make more sense: http://www.gamersthreshold.com/ex.png Thats running in a more detailed mode. Anyway the 7 -1 and other things I just threw in to test shuffling parameters and such around.
  2. unholyangl

    Win32 Process Input/Output

    I've developed a cross platform process management module for win32 and linux, tested on XP/Fedora4. Same ideas as a module like Proc::Background on cpan, but solves some problems I had with start_in directorys under windows and I implemented things I needed like manipulating processes which are...
  3. unholyangl

    Help with error handling...

    Better yet, see how in the screen shot it's reporting as "No error reported!"? Well I wanna compare how many times and how often errors happen and execute based on the collected data (perhaps stop executing, log specific things, or just alot of ideas to aid in debugging the server environment)...
  4. unholyangl

    Help with error handling...

    because I want it passed to $@ so it can then be logged by the wrapper script...
  5. unholyangl

    Help with error handling...

    I'm capturing errors, logging, and restarting as needed. Heres a small piece of my code... But may give u a better understanding of what I'm doing. (Wrapper script, loads other scripts with Eval) our ($lasterr, $conterr)=(0,0); do { logs::do(0, "Loading script: ".$cmd_path); eval {...
  6. unholyangl

    Help with error handling...

    I'm trapping errors from a wrapper script like the following: eval { load(); }; Then errors are read with the $@ variable Now lets say we encounter a problem like the following... $hsoc = new IO::Socket::INET ( LocalHost => $LocalHost, LocalPort => $HostPort, Proto =>...
  7. unholyangl

    Need advice, encryption

    I have some ideas for a custom encryption for the software I'm working on, and I'm trying to get some input if this would be efficient enough for a server environment possibly under a large work load at times (especially if some newb is attempting to flood it, allthough security procedures they...
  8. unholyangl

    foreach scope destroying array's when referenced! HELP!!

    Never mind, right after making that last post I remembered a few places where it may happen. At the end of the foreach loop, the following code was fuxin me up: $lcmd .= $ccmd; # Collect all other data together I changed it to: $lcmd .= $ccmd if $ccmd; # Collect all other data...
  9. unholyangl

    foreach scope destroying array's when referenced! HELP!!

    Any ideas on a fix? I'm sure it's something easy that I'm missing, but ya :-/ The routine returns like the following: return \@ret; It's asigned like the following: $lcmd = &$ecmd(@tarr) if $ecmd; And at this point it seems to be working, but then on the next foreach loop scope: @tarr =...
  10. unholyangl

    foreach scope destroying array's when referenced! HELP!!

    What I've been writing is a module to process a string and execute code accordingly for a set of scripts i'm working on (ex: read data from sockets, hence making communication easier.) But heres my problem... Heres actual code: sub trim { my $str = shift; $str =~ s/^\s+//; $str =~...

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